Drew Petriello (he/him)

Peyton is a charming little devil (pun intended) who seems to have boundless wells of exuberance and whimsy to share with the world, in spite of the world's palpably growing hostility towards her and people like her... full review

Strange Beings is a delicate balancing act that the performers and writer/director Nicole Knudsen balance expertly: enough technobabble to immerse you in the sci-fi setting, but not so much it becomes confusing; enough intrigue and drama to keep you tense punctuated moments that slow down and let the audience breathe; full of heady concepts that good sci-fi needs while having enormous amounts of humanity and heart; and just the right mix of comedic and dramatic for the story everyone is trying to... full review

This show was already rock solid the first time around they did it two years ago, but somehow Mandy and co. found places to tighten up and really turn this play into something razor sharp where every detail feels intentional... full review

If you miss this show, that is *definitely* a you problem and you really should work on it... full review

Turn of the 19th/20th century spiritualism is a bit of a fascination of mine and it's clear that Adam has a deep interest in the material as well, drawing on various occult writings from that era. The attention to detail given to the various rituals made my nerdy little heart jump with glee... full review

You’ve never heard the story of the shootout at the OK Corral told like this, I promise you... full review

A fun twist on the haunted house concept with good tunes sprinkled throughout... full review

Liza delivers a shotgun blast of joy straight to the soul... full review

Even never having seen Meet the Robinsons, this was an absolute blast and a half. A rock-solid cast plus catchy tunes plus clever gags made the hour and a half whiz by... full review

I'm a simple man. A jukebox musical kicks off with "Flagpole Sitta," I lose my goddamn mind... full review